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From: clark@grdian.DEC (Dave Clark, 283-6322)
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Subject: Re: Science Fiction References in Music
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Date: Mon, 29-Jul-85 10:45:10 EDT
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> How about the song with the refrain

>	... A lesson to be learned
>	Traveling twice the speed of sound
>	It's easy to get burned

This song is by Crosby, Stills and Nash ....

Concerning plagarism - The song "Isn't it A Pity," from George Harrison's
first solo album, "All Things Must Pass," is purposefully similar to "Hey
Jude" by the Beatles, including the "na na na na-na-na na" chorus at
the end.

Dave Clark			"And he screams 'Why don't we celebrate?
				 Love can make you sad
				 Come on let's drive ourselves mad."   --BC